Are you a millionaire?
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Anonymous
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Age
Age you hit $1 million net worth Liquid or includes house Are you including you and spouse? |
Anonymous
| If you include my house, then yes! I usually don't, because I still need a place to live. 36f |
Anonymous
| Yes but we rent. $4M. Late 40s. |
Anonymous
| Yes but we are older. 8M/60 |
Anonymous
| Yup, liquid, including spouse. But we're older & retired (ages 56 & 62). Home is paid off and kids are all launched and gone. |
Anonymous
| Yes. We were millionaires by about age 30. And that includes paying off $85K of student loans before we purchased our first home. Mid 50s now. |
Anonymous
| $2.5 M not including house, but I am a widow; have $250K on mortgage, 2.5 interest rate |
Anonymous
| I would guess most of DCUM is. |
Anonymous
| Yes being a millionaire isn't much these days bc of inflation |
Anonymous
Yup |
Anonymous
| I wish I hadn't been told this, but I will be once my father dies. I'm single, rent a crappy apartment bc it's all I can afford, and will be over 50 when he dies since he's 78 now. |
Anonymous
Well, I think it would be perfectly fine to ask for downpayment help if you want to buy a home. The worst he can do is say no. |
Anonymous
| There was a NW thread recently... You go first OP? |
Anonymous
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Ages 54/55
I’m not sure, but I’m guessing our answer is “No”. |
Anonymous
| Yes. 52/50. Net worth is $3million+ with home equity (not counting 529), 2.6million without. |